Name: StonedGiant- Blessed by Batsauce
Duration: 3 min 8 s
Description: 6th Single under the StonedGiant imprint. Produced by Batsauce. Vox by Qwazaar. Enjoy, Share.

Very excited for this project.... Keep'em coming!

Every Song You two do is Blessed I swear- Thank You!

Also available on 45rpm vinyl at:  http://store.deliciousvinyl.com/products/slimkid3-dj-nu-mark-i-know-didnt-i-feat-darondo-b-w-let-me-hit-7-inch-vinyl-single

As mega-plexes buckle under on onslaught of over-branded superheroes this summer, there's one heroic team-up that beats them all: Slimkid3 & DJ Nu-Mark!

Ever since his time as a founding member of The Pharcyde, Slimkid3 has stood out for his relationship raps, both warm-hearted and cooly observant. As an innovative member Jurassic 5, DJ Nu-Mark has long propelled golden era sounds into the future.

With the forthcoming Delicious Vinyl release of their album-length eponymous collaboration, the legendary Pharcyde MC and Jurassic 5 DJ/producer have created a soulful Hip-Hop soundtrack for the coming months and beyond…


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http://slimkid3.com

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Slimkid3 & DJ Nu-Mark "I Know, Didn't I" (feat. Darondo)

Available now via iTunes - http://geni.us/BBEStaffSel14
or direct from us www.bbemusic.com

So, 2014 is nearly done and once again, the releases came at such a rate  that we’ve barely had time to draw breath, let alone sit back and congratulate ourselves on another year of putting out Real Music For Real People…
That’s why we enjoy this little tradition of posting the annual ‘staff picks’ from our own catalogue… it forces us to sit back, relax and start playing through some of that incredible music that we’ve released into a harsh world in the last year. 
Don’t think it’s easy … Team BBE can be riven with hissy-fits and sulkiness for a couple of days as personal favourites are out-voted, over-ruled or ruled out over technicalities  (e.g. the member of staff who insisted on having every track from the weird and wonderful  Strange Breaks and Mister Thing III). But the collective process usually ends in a group hug and a nice warm glow once we playback the final selection. 
It’s impossible to let the occasion pass without mentioning some of the ones that got away, though. Despite the plethora of new artists we’ve put out over the past few years we’re probably still best-known for our compilations, instantly  recognizable both visually and aurally, and this year saw no let- up in either quantity or quality. As well as the aforementioned Strange Breaks and Mister Thing III, which won plaudits from the most seasoned vinyl junkies for its educative and entertaining qualities, we had Sean P’s personal trip down memory lane to an old-school that few of today’s hip-hop generation even knew existed, Rock It Don’t Stop It. We also had Kev Beadle’s dig around the private press archives for lost jazz classics, resulting in his Private Collection, and the fourth …yes, fourth!.. instalment of Keb Darge and Little Edith’s Legendary Wild Rockers, raw rockabilly from one of our longest-serving and most illustrious of collaborators. 
Having seen a lot of reissues done very badly, 2014 was the year we stepped up the game with our Masters We Love series. Lavishly packaged and remastered from the original sources, we’ve been able to put legendary albums previously known only to hard-core collectors back into wider circulation. Nana Love, Crystal Winds, Hal Bradbury,  Janet Lawson, The Craig Peyton Group were some of the artists in this series who benefited from this exposure but inexplicably didn’t make the cut for our year end round-up … Band X and Dan Mastroianni are two more who did. We also put out the legendary Lost Album from Iron Curtain synth-meisters Rodion G.A. 
So what of those new artists? For every one that scraped on this seasonal bonanza, there were a couple more that didn’t … so a big shout-out to Lady Daisey, Morgan featuring Jo Sims, Very Tall Stories,Loretta Heywood, Hempolics,  The Grits, Algebra Blessett, Yesking, Duct Tape, Time For T, and DJ Oil, who between them represent just about every kind of credible underground music-making going on right now. 
As for those represented on this excursion, there’s no lack of diversity there, either.  Old friends like Shawn Lee, DJ Vadim and Mr.Bird jostle for attention alongside Slakah the Beatchild, Anchorsong,, Tricky D, The Excelsiors, Larry Achiampong, True Ingredients, Megajawns, Vaitea and More Like Trees. From the dopest dubbed out downtempo headnodders to the most progressive of up-tempo left-field dance, taking in the flavours of Africa, the Caribbean and the East along the way. 2014 was one helluva ride … hope you enjoy this brief trip back through it alongside. 


Golden Age Against The Machine

We Got The Jazz

Shawn Lee - We Got The Jazz Feat. Ohmega Watts

Pre-order: jakartarecords-label.bandcamp.com/album/ja…bplate-6

"I Wanna" produced by Keor Meteor. I'm proud to have Canyonland re-released as part of the Jarkata Dub Plate series. 

@keor-meteor-beats
@jakarta-records


Canyonland is a conceptual album that revolves around Henry Canyons' journey to Los Angeles, his struggle to adjust to a new life there, his coming to terms and attempts to keep a solid connection with his identity as a "half-French, Jewish Brooklynite" that has been transplanted into a place that is wildly different from what he was used to. It also outlines his efforts to solidify his personal and professional spheres, his romantic ups and downs and his perspective on Los Angeles life in general. Musically-speaking, this album is a much smoother ride than the topic itself betrays. Henry's baritone voice glides effortlessly over a beautiful, West-Coast boom-bap backdrop (produced by Keor Meteor), riding the tempo with technically proficient flow and great lyrics. Zoe Rose, a very talented, jazzy and soulful singer/songrwiter, makes several appearances throughout, lending her silky-smooth voice to many of the choruses. Freddy Jay provides some funky vinyl cuts on others. Open Mike Eagle also makes an appearance, lending a great guest-verse. Overall, Canyonland is a great album for both casual listeners who want something they can easily throw on in the car for a relaxing listen or more hardcore listeners who like to dig into the lyrics and think about what a rapper is conveying.

I Wanna (produced by Keor Meteor)

Discover: https://soundcloud.com/ghostnaut | https://soundcloud.com/substantial | https://soundcloud.com/raw-collective

An ode to the masters of Jazz musicians as seen on the display of the art cover (Ray Charles, Duke Ellington, Marcus Miller, etc). Adding a nice layer of lyrical vocal on the track is Raw Collective and Substantial. Track produced by Canada's , Ghostnaut, can be downloaded via his bandcamp page. Go show your love. Peace.

Find out more about Ghostnaut:
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Ghostnaut-366937246809388/
Soundcloud : https://soundcloud.com/ghostnaut
Bandcamp : https://ghostnaut.bandcamp.com

Single Collab

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Ghostnaut feat. Raw Collective and Substantial - Masters Combinations

6th Single under the StonedGiant imprint. Produced by Batsauce. Vox by Qwazaar. Enjoy, Share.

StonedGiant- Blessed

Had a lot of people ask about this one on Instagram so here you go.

Royal Flush - World Wide (Phoniks Remix)

Exclusive remix for Jazz Liberatorz Fruit of The Past Album

Jazz Liberatorz - Force Be With You (feat. T-Love) (SOUL SQUARE RMX)

Cookin Soul x Gil Scott Heron - The Revolution Is Being Televised (Tribute) - (14) Winter In America

A-ko - Soul 69

Amerigo Gazaway - Breakadawn

Playlist #4 - "who is fela ? - a tribute to Fela Kuti"

JANUARY 2013

Amerigo Gazaway - Breakadawn

Taken from the forthcoming Suff Daddy & Ta-Ku collab EP "Bricks and Mortar" mpmsite.com/?area=records&view=detail&id=887

Release date: April 5, 2013
Artwork by Srdjan M 

Exclusive pre-sale at the MPM Store:
http://www.mpmmailorder.com/catalog/ep/suff-daddy-x-ta-ku-bricksmortar 
Shipping starts March 26

Have beats will travel: Suff Daddy and Ta-ku have teamed up for a split EP recorded in Sydney and Perth, Australia. When Suff moved from Berlin to Sydney last summer he quickly hooked up with Perth based producer Ta-ku, best known for his „50 Days For Dilla“ project. „Bricks & Mortar“ unites two beatpals with pretty different soundscapes but one common mission: looking for the perfect beat! 

Suff Daddy - Suffdigi

BEATS 
 produced for.... & features from...
Mr. Lif, George Clinton, Qwazaar, Lady Daisey, Bahamadia, Vinnie Paz, Surreal, MassInfluence, Chop, Boog Brown, Akrobatik, Willie Evans Jr, Paten Locke, Dillon, The Smile Rays, Hellsent, The AB's....
etc.

holla: 
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batsauce@gmail.com
www.batsauce.bandcamp.com/

StonedGiant- Blessed

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